Costa Rica’s Grynspan Retakes Lead in Race to Become First Woman UN Chief

Costa Rica's Rebeca Grynspan topped the third Security Council straw poll for UN chief, but a single veto from a permanent member could still end her bid. The post Costa Rica’s Grynspan Retakes Lead in Race to Become First Woman UN Chief appeared first on The Rio Times.

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Costa Rica’s Grynspan Retakes Lead in Race to Become First Woman UN Chief

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